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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1908
Page
5
Boston edges New York 5 to 2 after a tense ten-inning game. Criger and Unglaub delivered key hits for Boston while New York's pitching and defense faltered late. Batterymen included Criger, Unglaub, and Wheeler with solid support from Boston's fielders.
The London Outlook compares American athletic prowess to Olympic aims, noting a rise in speed, hurdling, and strength. It highlights the Americans' growing depth with six to eight potential top performers per event and discusses their focus on physical conditioning and range, while predicting strong performances at Sherborne’s stadium.
Pocahontas Hueco council No. 182 elected six officers on Tuesday for the coming term led by Mrs. Frank Wikd Ridge as president. Winona saw Mrs. G. L. Stucke while Prophetess was Mrs. Latvia Hess with Ernest Cooper as Powhitan. K of K went to Bessie Allen and K of W to Nellie Dennett, C of W to Mrs. Sarah Horner. Trustee Mrs. Charles Hull and Drill Muster L. H. Stuckey led by representatives to the Great Council Mrs. L. H. Stuckey Colbert Mamie Hawking and Virginis Woods.
John Wright of Green and Morris in Minneapolis recalls a man named John Morton entering the shop with a carved tombstone weighing about 100 pounds and demanding if he looked alive. The assailant shouted threats and fled when police were summoned. the tombstone and culprit were gone upon return.
Echo Minnesota reports the school board names the chief of police as truancy chief with orders to enforce tobacco laws and curb sales to anyone under 18. Police are patrolling shopfronts and dealers warned as boys reportedly drift to smoke. The note ends with praise for Bowjual biscuits and cold meal flour.
A chaotic animal incident unfolds as two mules frighten Milo and others in Miawp Ctudes. Witnesses recall a nearby dog and a pond fright near the scene. Mr Stoyyete reported the injury was dressed before the victim returned home on Watryl Street.
The Marquis, a 20 year old craft on the North Saskatchewan River near Prince Albert in western Canada, sits abandoned as newer boats replace it. Once active in exploration and during the Riel rebellion, the Marquis and its sister Northwest are now rotting. accidents and low profitability led to its retirement, with occasional use during high water weeks.
A Washington complaint to the War Department issues a Cuban tax dispute over sea turtle classification. Debates focus on whether turtles are reptile or animal under duty rules, with buyers and Cuban officials cited. Arguments reference Roman Catholic views and a prior American tariff ruling.
Advertisement notes Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney bladder and Brights disease. Promises sample bottle and book, mentions hospital and private practice success, urges readers to write for free information, and lists Binghamton address and pharmacist distribution.
In a city meeting the Po Lis commissioners faced a heated debate over a Sunday ball policy. Police actions followed ministerial orders as authorities push aggressive steps against holiday violations and Sunday activities observed by the association faction.
The Sullivan Times prints a city photo of PH McHenry the principal speaker at memorial exercises held in Sullivan Sunday. He is noted as a leading Democratic figure in the Second district, chairman of the Democratic Central Committee of Daviess County, and a prominent participant in local political battles.
The Vincennes high school graduation exercises occur at the opera house this evening with W L Bryan of Indiana University delivering the address. A number of local youths will attend, and Rev W G Pope, recently elected Superintendent of Missions for Indiana Baptists, will preach at the Baptist church Sunday night after arriving from Indianapolis.
Reno report notes a young woman identified as Bennett, daughter of a New York family, winning a sizable fortune at a faro game in a Reno resort. It recalls her prior losses and notoriety in the Klondike, where she learned to play and amassed wealth.
The Niagara Falls contest to choose the most popular lady proceeds with votes cast and a required fifty to nominate. Candidates include Mamie Lottle McGeben Helen Kocher Ruth Crangrey Cotte Walgh and many others in a lengthy roll of names with vote counts and status updates as the tally continues.
Mrs Mary J Toglie wife of Fred Toelle a merchant at Ehiora died Tuesday from cancer aged thirty nine Funeral arrangements were to be announced The obituary notes her husband and family and mentions the local business and community context
Ope Olds four cylinder car of 40 be with six or seven seats. Complete to every part with top glass front gun tank lights pump and route. Includes 3 extra Utes inner tyres rear wheel tyres and puncture prongs. Recently overhauled and in stately condition. Asking price eight or trade.
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